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O ascetic! Thus have I expounded the doctrine. As long as the sensual pleasures of human beings are uncertain, the rest remains as before. The devas in the upper celestial realms do not engage in sensual pleasures with the consorts of other devas, nor do they engage in sexual intercourse with the consorts manifested by their own spiritual powers, but they subjugate their own consorts and engage them in sexual intercourse. If there is any fruit of this vow of asceticism and the like, then I too shall become one who engages in sensual pleasures with my own deva-consort in the celestial realm. He becomes a deva in accordance with this mental disposition, and so on, all of which should be understood as before.
O ascetic! The houseless or the houseless nun, having made such a determination, without criticizing it at that very place and without receding from it, attains the state of a deva after the lapse of a month, and then enjoys the divine sensual pleasures, and so on, all of which should be understood as before.
The commentary states that in the seventh determination-karma, the houseless one had the resolve for only the third type of divine sensual pleasures. Due to not criticizing it at that very place and not performing the expiatory rites for it, he attains the state of a deva upon death, and then enjoys the aforementioned divine grandeur, and so on, all of which should be understood as before.
Now the author of the scripture, in relation to this, says:
He does not enjoy another deva's consort, nor does he enjoy his own consort manifested by his own spiritual powers, but he enjoys the consorts manifested by his own spiritual powers. He, due to the exhaustion of lifespan, the exhaustion of existence, the exhaustion of status - likewise it should be stated. However, he should have faith, should accept, should lament, he should undertake the vows of ethical conduct, vows, abstinence, renunciation, and the observance of the fortnightly fasts, not just superficially. He becomes a right-faith and right-knowledge ascetic.